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This is apparently the only episode of Mister Ed that was allowed to fall into the pubic domain. Ed continually bugs Wilbur to draw up a will because he heard about a cat who inherited a large sum of cash when it’s owner passed.
When the Clampett family is told they’d be given 25 to 100 of some new kind of ‘million’ dollar for the oil rich property their shack resides on, they decide to take it and move to a place more appropriate for their new financial status. Where do really, stinking, rich people live? Why, Beverly… … […]
Episode of the popular and long running Red Skelton Hour show, this one with nor particular guest.
The lone survivor of ambushed robbers returns to town for revenge, but falls in love with a young woman who could change his life for the better.
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This, the first hour-long episode of the “Dow Hour of Great Mysteries”, is a televised version of a play that had already been done a few times in front of a camera by them, a few of which are on this site. Basically, a mystery writer and her loyal servant rent a house that the […]
Paul, a watch repair man, suspects his wife is cheating on him every afternoon while he works at his shop. Enraged with jealousy, he builds a time bomb set to go off when her “lover” arrives everyday, 4 O’ clock. When his wife goes away shopping, he takes the opportunity to sneak the bomb into […]
A pretty corny episode of a pretty corny sitcom from the 50’s. Bob Cummings stars, and in this episode he gets mixed up in the ancient Order of Araby.
In a totalitarian future society, Winston Smith, whose daily work is re-writing history, tries to rebel by falling in love. This is a TV adaptation of George Orwell’s classic book.
This episode of the popular and long-running tv show “What’s My Line?” guest starring Bette Davis. A panel of people take turns asking questions to guests and guest stars while blindfolded in an effort to guess who that person is or what profession they have. The stars and panelist are usually very funny and witty, so […]
